Nicole Rich was born and raised in Warminster, PA. A proud 2004 Alumni of William Tennent. Mrs. Rich became an active employee and coach in the district in 2019. Starting in the cafeteria, Mrs. Rich had the opportunity to become an instructional aid and she jumped at the chance to work closer with the students. She enjoys it so much that she has decided to return to college and complete her teaching certificate.

Nicole started running and jumping for Log College Middle School and was selected by Coach Ted Abel for her raw talent when she began her high school career. She won a number of medals in ninth grade and the team won the Suburban One Championship. She attended the Penn Relays all four year as part of the 4x100 and 4x100 relay teams. As a senior, Nicole earned three state medals (long jump, triple jump, and the 4x100 relay). During her time here at Tennent, Nicole earned over 50 plus medals and name the athlete of the year.

Not only did she succeed in Track & Field but she was a member of the Field Hockey team as well. Playing all four years, she played as a switch hitter, she advanced her skills and was nominated as the MVP for her sophomore year. Later in her junior year year, she broke the school record with 13 goals which was held for 6 years. In her senior year, she beat her own record when she scored 17 goals. To this date, Nicole still holds the school record.

Outside of her Tennent life, Mrs. Rich is a mom of three boys. Her sons are all students of Centennial School District and they are active in the community sports.

She is a huge Philadelphia sports fan. Mrs. Rich enjoys traveling, binge watching her favorite tv shows, and spending time with her family.